CHAD AND JANEENE MANKINS

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"Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked or stand in the way of sinners or sit in the seat of mockers. But his delight is in the law of the LORD, and on His law he meditates day and night."

Psalm 1:1-2

Chad, Janeene and Elijah(12/18/04) Mankins

October 16th, 2006- A First for the Tobo People of Papua New Guinea!

Please keep us in your prayers on October 16th, as the Tobo people will hear the beginning of the greatest story ever told in their own language for the very first time in history!

We will be taking the Tobo people who come to hear this message through about 70 lessons, starting with Creation in Genesis and working through a historical overview of the Old Testament and into the life of Christ, culminating in His death, burial, and resurrection. Lord willing, the Gospel message will be presented sometime in January!

Please pray with us for these coming months, for clear heads and fluent tongues on our part and for open hearts and minds on the part of the Tobos who come to the teaching. Pray that the people who come will continue to attend faithfully. And pray for stamina, wisdom, and grace as we communicate the powerful truth of the Word of God.

And remember- as part of our team, you have the privilege along with us to be a part of this point in history as HIS STORY is shared with the Tobo people here!

Because He deserves the glory in all,
Chad, Janeene, & Elijah

Chad & Janeene Mankins
New Tribes Mission
Private Mail Bag
Madang, MP 511
Papua New Guinea

Chad_Mankins@ntm.org

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